Does it track sleep details like Fitbit?
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It tracks sleep a bit better than the FitBit. You push the button every night to enter sleep mode and then when you sync in the morning the chart on your phone shows the light and deep sleep cycles, with amount of time for each. It also tell you how long it took to fall asleep, and shows how many time you woke up in the middle of the night.
10571
Yes, but feel the visual jawbone does is better, but ultimately similar. The tracking is manual not automatic, you have to set it when you start sleep on both devices or it thinks you are idling
1177504
Hi Serge - For a detailed comparison of our trackers, check out: https://www.fitbit.com/compare. Hope this helps!
1600413
No, you have to hold the trigger to read temperature. It won't just track it for you while you sleep.
2252546
No it does not show the different sleep like REM or Deep. It just shows when your quiet or tossing around in an EKG style or like the machine that shows earthquake the wave pattern. The HR works great I use it in Water Aerobics.
1178671
Yes. It monitors both movement and breathing and if it doesn't detect anything it will alert you. Thankfully the only time that has happened is when I forgot to turn it off after a nap, but I was glad to know it worked.
2079362
Yes it does. It tracks duration, distance, avg.pace, avg. speed, max speed, and calories.
16979
Out of the box, no it does not. It came out waaaay before sleep tracking was a smart-watch thing, but it still has excellent features. The workout tracking is fantastic, and customizable ... which is something that you don't get with other, newer devices! So other than the lack of a built-in HRM (it does support Ant+ for periperals), and the sleep tracker, you really can't go wrong w/ the MotoActv.
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sorry I do not understand your question.Is it referred to the Lifetrack C300? in this case it is not a phone.however, it does not support, as far as I am aware of, any kind of allarm.Differently, the fitbit flex does support silent alarms (vibrations)mg
1633497
It won't track it like a sleep study, but it will tell you when you were restless and how many times you woke up during the night. It actually is pretty useful.
241695
Yes, it has web access history tracking and watchlists that you can set up notifications for. You are able to track time usage as well as set specific parameters for each hour of every day.
1356674
Yes it will track steps/distance. If you set the timer on it and you are stationary too long it will vibrate letting you know it is time to get up moving. It will also track your sleeping patterns. No GPS
665870
No it does not. You have to start the pedometer in order for it track your steps.
1507188
Yes. It gives the time as default, you push a button to see steps, miles, and calories, and the time comes back after a little. There's also a button to light up the face momentarily.
157363
The Fitbit Ultra is being phased out and has less attributes. The Ultra tracks Steps, distance, calories burned, floors climbed, Sleep (hours, # times woken, sleep efficiency) and Syncs wirelessly to Macs and PCs. The New Fitbit One tracks those same things in addition to Goal setting, has a Silent Wake Alarm (vibrates on your wrist), Syncs to select Bluetooth Smart/Bluetooth 4.0 devices (i.e. iPhone 4s, 5, iPod touch 5th, iPad 3rd gen, Samsung Galaxy S III & Galaxy Note II) Sweat, rain, splash-proof and Free online and mobile tools (set goals, track trends, log food and more).
1766074
I try and use it, though it requires some more discipline from the person wearing the band than the step/sleep tracker. The barcode scanner works great IF nutrition info is available. I've found packaged items like wraps and salads from grocery stores don't always have the information. It's tough to always match food from a restaurant to what's in the existing library. It is a good feature, but keeping up with it requires you to do a little more work.
2208737
If you mean like the new bracelets in the market that record your sleeping patterns, no it won't. If you mean will it read your bpm while you sleep, yes, most likely while running an app.
2225819
The Zip does not track sleep, but on the other hand displays you step count. I originally used zip, but I lost it. I think it is easy to loose. Now I use Flex and I think I prefer it.